One can be against a war and at the same time be against the government that war would remove. We killed hundreds of thousands of Iraqis, many of those troops w

One can be against a war and at the same time be against the government that war would remove. We killed hundreds of thousands of Iraqis, many of those troops were conscripts who didn't want to be there, yet we bulldozed them into the sand to suffocate, or burned them alive on the highway while they retreated. There are more than two answers to everything. > Wasn't it moral to try to eliminate a known mass murderer? Given the context and the means. No.